HARCOURT Leveled Readers can be used to complement core programs or as the main materials in daily instruction. They help teachers meet all learning needs by building fluency and independence for all students, and provide practice and the application of reading skills and strategies, as well as support small-group instruction. Fiction and nonfiction books help all learners build fluency, independence, and motivation for lifelong reading success. All titles are full color and most are with supporting audio.
Everything bad that happens to Noah's parents turns out to be good in this delightful story about opposites. "The plot is highly imaginative, with cameo appearances by Tolstoy (the pet frog), Albert Einstein (the teacher), and Elvis Presley (the pet parrot). Alison Lang's illustrations are equally entertaining. Each panel is a world in itself, a world that revolves around young Noah and his personal perspective on good and bad. Highly recommended." Canadian Book Review Annual
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Mini Book Of The Week: 40 Easy-to-Read Mini-Books on Fiction and Nonfiction Topics for Every Week of the School Year Flip books, shape books, step books, accordion books, and other fun formats-just right for emergent readers! Favorite topics take you through the school year: seasons, holidays, animals, and more. Great for send-home reading practice.
When old badger dies, his friends think they will be sad forever. But gradually they are able to remember Badger with joy and to treasure the gifts he left behind for every one of his friends. This sensitive book can help children come to terms with the death of those they love.
The second edition of the monthly comic book featuring the Muppets! This time, Fozzie's story is told, with plenty humour and creativity. Once more, Roger Langridge brings us a great and magical tale!
